Huntingdon Road, Thrapston

Simpson & Partners are privileged to present this exceptional detached Edwardian residence. Built in 1901 it stands as testament to the architectural grandeur of the early 20th century, an era renowned for unparalleled craftsmanship. This remarkable property is a quintessential example of Edwardian architecture and the exterior is a captivating blend of red brick, striking gable roofs, and Mock-Tudor detailing.

To the front of the property leaded light designs borrowed from the Arts and Crafts movement sit atop period sash windows beautifully set into imposing bays, where purposefully designed stone mullions help bathe the interior with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

To the side of the property a grand stone porch in the Georgian style is crowned by an ornate curved bow window, again set in stone mullions but unusually formed by 3 vertical glass panels. Below the porch double doors in a style typical of the period are complimented by an ornate brass bell press. Beyond them you will find the spacious Edwardian hallway, where an open staircase is a notable departure from its more compact Victorian predecessors, and which welcomes you with a sense of airy elegance.

The Edwardians placed great value on privacy, so houses were built a short distance back from walkways and within a large plot providing a substantial garden. The garden was an extension of the home's grandeur, they were designed to be enjoyed from within the house as much as outside and to offer respite and leisure, reflecting the Edwardian era's emphasis on comfort and refined living.

This Edwardian masterpiece offers the perfect blend of period charm and modern comfort. With its solid construction, grand scale, elegant proportions, exquisite craftsmanship, delightful architectural details and potential for modern updates this home is a rare find.

To fully appreciate the allure of this exceptional property, we invite you to arrange a viewing.

The Edwardian period, marked by significant social and architectural evolution, witnessed the rise of the 'garden suburb'. Thrapston, with its burgeoning railway connections and station built in 1845, became a desirable location for those seeking a harmonious blend of town and country living. Today this property still embodies the spirit of the time, offering a spacious and characterful home within a thriving community.

In brief the accommodation comprises; 3 reception rooms, kitchen, 2 x conservatories, outbuildings providing craft room and wc, utility/store, good sized cellar, 5 bedrooms and two bathrooms to the first floor.
Extensive garden with ample off road parking and garage.

The market town of Thrapston offers many facilities to its residents including shops, pubs, schools, doctors and dentists and is conveniently located for rural and riverside walks. The new Rushden Lakes development is just a short drive away and provides additional high-street shopping, entertainment amenities and several restaurants. Thrapston is conveniently located for the major road network links of the A14 and A45 leading to the M1 and M6 and train stations in Kettering, Corby, Huntington and Peterborough allow access to the capital within the hour.